Toronto Maple Leafs fans got an early look at the team’s new practice jerseys after The Hockey News reporter David Alter posted images of them on X with or without consent on September 11. A few weeks after the NHL announced their new partnership and jerseys manufactured by Fanatics on June 26,

Ironically, Pacioretty is wearing his familiar No. 67 with Toronto. That’s a sensitive number for Maple Leafs supporters, since opposing fans around the NHL often chant “Sixteeeee-seven” when Toronto is in town in reference to the last time the franchise won the Stanley Cup: 1967.

Toronto Maple Leafs star forward William Nylander took a jab at his former coach Sheldon Keefe as he will be a centerman this season. The post Maple Leafs’ Star $92 Million Forward Takes Subtle Jab at Former Coach appeared first on Heavy.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have a handful of veteran players attending this year's camp on a tryout basis, including veteran forward Max Pacioretty.  While an experienced presence like Pacioretty could make a positive impact on the Maple Leafs roster,